Is Polk Audio 4Shot Headphone - Black - Xbox One wireless?
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Question Thank you. This product does not have now. Thank you for the question
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No it is not. It connects to the Xbox Stereo headset adapter. It is however, only wired by a small headphone jack and no power cables or batteries.
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No...not this surround sound system...u want to look for one the the is compatible for wireless
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you can hook up Ipod or any mp3 player with this Polk Audio. You should buy the model 5000 instead. You can't hook up with XBox 360 via optical cable since it does not have decoder.
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I don't know but the listing is just for an XBOX One wireless controller no plug and charge kit.
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No, the surround speakers are not wireless. They are however the same size as the main left and right, so the quality is the same all around the system. I'm really impressed with this system
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Standard headphone jack. I was under the impression the Xbox One used some kind of proprietary connection on the controllers? I would just use the default headset.
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Kinda, you need to buy the adaptor from Microsoft. Then buy a cable for the audio input, which is around $5. But you'll experience issues such as adjusting the mic and volume. I personally won't recommend this for the xbox one. Just get the Skullcandy SLYR for xbox one..
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The headset connects to the included Xbox One audio adapter, which is then plugged Into the bottom of the controller. The headset itself uses a common 'headphone' plug.
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Yes. You need to buy the stereo headset adapter with the 2.5mm to 3.5mm cable for the xbox one controller if you want to hear the chat. It's sold by microsoft for around 24 bucks
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It'll work with your Xbox One and surround sound system as long as you have a subwoofer or composite audio output.
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Not sure what you mean by Xbox One; the headset that comes with it is proprietary so this cable wouldn't extend it if that's what you mean. My son is using a turtle beach wired headset with our Xbox 360. It extends the cord (for both hearing and speaking) successfully. So, it should work with any /standard/ mobile device or computer headset device that has both speaker and mic capability.
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Wireless hardware connections using Bluetooth can be fussy at times, having to constantly pair devices re-establishing the drivers. The Xbox One headsets are probably the best, running Skype and actually switching between running programs better than anything else on the market.
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Yes it does. It has just a standard 3.5mm jack that plugs into the adapter which plugs into your Xbox One controller. This way you can use you XO Four headset with a phone or tablet if you desire. I hope this helps!
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I have only used it on my xbox one and my computer. Yes it is wireless but you will have to plug a wire from the headset to the controller on the Xbox one.
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If the xbox one can output audio via the RCA audio cables (the red and white ones), then yes.
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If you are looking to just hear your game then you can plug in the headset and listen in 2.1 audio. As previously stated by Mbhammerbro. But that's strictly it. If you want something thats built for Xbox 360 and is a Razer product, then I would suggest the Razer Chimaera 5.1 Headset. As a forewarning, if you are specifically seeking 7.1 Surround sound, I would recommend looking into Turtle Beach as I am unaware of any 7.1 compatabile headsets developed by Razer that work with Xbox. Hope that helps!
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I stopped using my Turtle Beach X41 for these. They cover my ears just fine. Even though Turtle Beach has simulated surround sound...I could not notice a significant difference, and actually thought the Xbox Headphones sounded more rich. The Turtle Beach headsets cut in and out frequently and require separate connections and batteries. The Xbox One headset has no batteries of it's own and is powered by the Xbox controllers battery. The wireless connection almost never experiences disconnections. The Xbox One also has no constant backround hissing noise that the Turtle beach headset does. These are a hell of a deal for the price. I stopped using my Turtle Beach X41 for these. They cover my ears just fine. Even though Turtle Beach has simulated surround sound...I could not notice a significant difference, and actually thought the Xbox Headphones sounded more rich. The Turtle Beach headsets cut in and out frequently and require separate connections and batteries. The Xbox One headset has no batteries of it's own and is powered by the Xbox controllers battery. The wireless connection almost never experiences disconnections. The Xbox One also has no constant backround hissing noise that the Turtle beach... » Read More I stopped using my Turtle Beach X41 for these. They cover my ears just fine. Even though Turtle Beach has simulated surround sound...I could not notice a significant difference, and actually thought the Xbox Headphones sounded more rich. The Turtle Beach headsets cut in and out frequently and require separate connections and batteries. The Xbox One headset has no batteries of it's own and is powered by the Xbox controllers battery. The wireless connection almost never experiences disconnections. The Xbox One also has no constant backround hissing noise that the Turtle beach headset does. These are a hell of a deal for the price. « Show Less